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blaine wrote:Lighthouse. I bought mine there. They had 6'' and 4''. I think I paid like $140.00 for the 6''Rainman wrote:sMASH wrote:I find them cheap imitation lights fixtures carrying the prices of the actual originals...
All kinda 3k and 6k and 9k for plastic molded rubbish.
I'm planning on using BR30 LEDs throughout, but the only cans that are available are the cheap Chinese ones. Similar to these
http://www.tyett.com/wp-content/uploads ... er-TYE.pdf
As opposed to
https://www.homedepot.com/p/EnviroLite- ... /207200177
Which I've used before, but in North America.
Rainman wrote:blaine wrote:Lighthouse. I bought mine there. They had 6'' and 4''. I think I paid like $140.00 for the 6''Rainman wrote:sMASH wrote:I find them cheap imitation lights fixtures carrying the prices of the actual originals...
All kinda 3k and 6k and 9k for plastic molded rubbish.
I'm planning on using BR30 LEDs throughout, but the only cans that are available are the cheap Chinese ones. Similar to these
http://www.tyett.com/wp-content/uploads ... er-TYE.pdf
As opposed to
https://www.homedepot.com/p/EnviroLite- ... /207200177
Which I've used before, but in North America.
Thanks for the response, which one were you able to get at lighthouse?
blaine wrote:Rainman wrote:blaine wrote:Lighthouse. I bought mine there. They had 6'' and 4''. I think I paid like $140.00 for the 6''Rainman wrote:sMASH wrote:I find them cheap imitation lights fixtures carrying the prices of the actual originals...
All kinda 3k and 6k and 9k for plastic molded rubbish.
I'm planning on using BR30 LEDs throughout, but the only cans that are available are the cheap Chinese ones. Similar to these
http://www.tyett.com/wp-content/uploads ... er-TYE.pdf
As opposed to
https://www.homedepot.com/p/EnviroLite- ... /207200177
Which I've used before, but in North America.
Thanks for the response, which one were you able to get at lighthouse?
The model is RP-8102HRA
Wasn't a problem. I actually cut all the holes myself using a dremel with the hole cutting attachment. Perfect hole every time. The tricky part was ensuring that when you cutting you clear all the bracing for the ceiling. What I did was when they finished bracing up I put some marks on the wall to indicate bracing and used that as a guide to cut. Installed pretty easy.Rainman wrote:Oh nice, was your drywall guy and electrician able to install it without issues? thanks for the info!
blaine wrote:The tricky part was ensuring that when you cutting you clear all the bracing for the ceiling. What I did was when they finished bracing up I put some marks on the wall to indicate bracing and used that as a guide to cut. Installed pretty easy.
I go be in that boat soon....I wanna hear the experienced tuners on boardsleek78 wrote:Hi guys. In d process of building a house but going through the bank and the insist on seeing all d necessary paper work b4 they approve us for a loan.
So far we have gotten, town and country, fire and we recently got wasa approvals.. The last stage is supposed to be d regional corporation. The acquiring of all this paper work so far has taken 6months.. We just submitted all our documents at d regional corporation in San Juan.. Does anybody have a rough estimate as too how long it takes to get approved??
sleek78 wrote:Hi guys. In d process of building a house but going through the bank and the insist on seeing all d necessary paper work b4 they approve us for a loan.
So far we have gotten, town and country, fire and we recently got wasa approvals.. The last stage is supposed to be d regional corporation. The acquiring of all this paper work so far has taken 6months.. We just submitted all our documents at d regional corporation in San Juan.. Does anybody have a rough estimate as too how long it takes to get approved??
It usually states on the bottle : "safe for septic systems" or something like that.eitech wrote:Guys with septic tanks, are there any specific cleaners for toilet bowls?
Check out renergytt on Facebook.. Plenty led optionseitech wrote:Is there a more efficient alternative for these lights. I think those bulbs are 175w and i got two
eitech wrote:Is there a more efficient alternative for these lights. I think those bulbs are 175w and i got two
rmrunner wrote:eitech wrote:Is there a more efficient alternative for these lights. I think those bulbs are 175w and i got two
Many LED dusk to dawn lights available to replace that. Inbox me if you looking for someone to change it out
hong kong phooey wrote:yes there are led options available, they are very light and it does not attract the number of insects as with that type of bulb . The ones in price smart is plastic but works very well. Installed 2 and that are still working after 2 years plus . Automatically comes on at night and off in the morning
pugboy wrote:check Ramlagans balmain, best prices
I got a pair of LED types to replace regular ones.
Brighter and more efficient.
It fit on the same piping.
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